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I am addicted to this simulator. It is especially fun when you create your own routes, and you can select from a good amount of railroads. Here are two short trains.
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OMSI Bus Simulator, seen at Ashfield Terminus, Scunthorpe on service 12 to Scunthorpe Bus Station. 13th October 2011.
Here the diesel locomotive pilots are trained before they join the game of driving !!
Organisation = Simulator Centre
Location = Sabarmati
Zone = Western Railway
I was fortunate to be treated to an hour in one of Northwest Airlines A320 Simulators. I got to take off from DCA and land at IAD. I actually landed the airplane without crashing!!!! Though I'm guessing they had it set on "really simple" THANKS NWA!
CUMTD purchased two driving simulators in 2010 with ARRA funds. The simulators are used with trainees to acclimate them to the controls and basic maneuvers of a bus. These high-tech tools are also useful in retraining for experienced operators. The software was designed to replicate the community we serve. This allows our trainers to recreate an accident that occurred and discuss improvements with an operator.
There is also tremendous benefit for the environment. The simulators take our buses off the street, which saves money and reduces general wear and tear. Manufacturer's website: faac.com/index2.html
Omsi Bus Simulator, with Yorkshire Transport in Milka advert livery. Seen at Sumptious Estate on service 74. Omsi Bus Simulator